Accessing The Logic Analyzer File System Using The Lan; Control User Vs. Data User - Agilent Technologies 1670G Series User Manual

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Accessing the Logic Analyzer File System Using the LAN

Accessing the Logic Analyzer File System Using

This chapter shows you how to:

• Mount the file system via NFS.

• Access the file system via ftp.

This chapter assumes that the logic analyzer is physically connected to your

local area network. If it is not connected, refer to Chapter 1 for information on

how to connect the system.

You can access the logic analyzer file system as either the control user

or a data user.

Control User

• The control user can send programming commands.

• The control user has read and write access to the file system.

• There can only be one control user at any time.

• The data user cannot send programming commands.

• The data user has read access to the entire file system, but can only write

to \system\disk\hard and \system\disk\flexible directories (the logic

analyzer disk drives).

• Multiple data users can access the logic analyzer simultaneously.

Password and File Protection

There is no password protection built into the logic analyzer. This

means that files are not protected against either deletion or being

written over.